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  1. logan_dslasher

    Introduction

    Yey, a new member who CAN and WILLING to help has been added to the community.. Welcome to eLab!  ;D
  2. logan_dslasher

    coulomb's law

    coulomb's law? why, it's everywhere! try the following links i have posted below.. BOOKS! electronics and physics books have discussions about coulomb.. Schooling is really difficult.. some things that are said to be the "basics" are complicated.. Good luck! welcome to the eLab!  ;D...
  3. logan_dslasher

    post a cercit to the site

    [email protected] mixos is the owner of eLab.. you can also look for him in the user site in this site..
  4. logan_dslasher

    BT-693 speaker system

    i have unchecked options like that.. for some reason, it doesnt work.. what do you mean? the powercord i used is a typical male plug.. can you please give a specific description of that cord.. no matter how hard i explain it to the attendant, he doesn't seem to have any idea what im looking...
  5. logan_dslasher

    BT-693 speaker system

    password? yes, i do. the computer remembers it.. I have my speaker fixed! thanks a lot! i spent the whole night listening to my favorite songs.. i really missed them.. eheheh.. another question.. when my speaker got busted. i turned to the speakers built-in in my monitor.. i realized that i...
  6. logan_dslasher

    post a cercit to the site

    hi diehard! i think you need to contact an administrator before  your circuit gets posted.. since mixos owns the site, i think you need to ask permission from him.. welcome to eLab!  ;D
  7. logan_dslasher

    BT-693 speaker system

    i cant figure out how to totally log out in MSN.. even if i dont choose to be automatically logged in ot have my log in info remembered.. i alwayz get automatically connected as soon as i run MSN.. i dont want users that access my MSN play pranks on my contacts. i dont want a bad reputation...
  8. logan_dslasher

    Bigginers Handbook

    it's a good thing Yahoo! increased its FREE mailbox capacity to 1G.. i have already used up 12% of the 1G in my [email protected]. so, in case it's a little close to 1G ang would not fit that e-add i posted, have it sent here instead..  [email protected] thanks in...
  9. logan_dslasher

    Bigginers Handbook

    sounds like it's a good stuff.. can't it be broken down to at least two parts? anyway, i'll have a copy please.. [email protected]
  10. logan_dslasher

    BT-693 speaker system

    i gave a thought replasing it last night by removing the power cord from one of our appliances  ;D but i decided i'd consult it first here.. Ok then, i'll replace the cord.. i'll let you know if it'll work.. thanks!!
  11. logan_dslasher

    0-30 volts schematic diagram power supply without IC

    you need to give a better explanation what you are really looking for.. base from your subject, this is the closest search i have come up with.. it has no IC, produces 1.2 - 30 V dc.. http://www.aaroncake.net/circuits/supply.htm
  12. logan_dslasher

    0-30 volts schematic diagram power supply without IC

    hi babykoh! (ang sagwang pakinggan) you need a power supply? try this.. http://www.commlinx.com.au/power.htm
  13. logan_dslasher

    BT-693 speaker system

    i forgot to include the image in my last post.. the female plug i have looks like this and the arrow points to where i saw the "burn marks"..
  14. logan_dslasher

    BT-693 speaker system

    i guess that could be the conclusion.. so, should i stop printing leaflets about our campaign  ;D  :D  technically, Staigen is right.. CPU is the IC. let's get back to my speaker.. after i got home last night, i immediately examined the parts.. i really didn't see anything suspicious.. still no...
  15. logan_dslasher

    BT-693 speaker system

    Don't you think its already time that we should launch a massive "this is not a CPU!!" campaign? ehehe.. i'll take care of Asian countries.. let's recruit more members... ehehehe...
  16. logan_dslasher

    BT-693 speaker system

    hi Staigen! my mom was really freaked out! myabe it have something to do with the fact that most "pops" with electronic devices comes with a spark.. there's no way to tell what she really saw/or did not see.. about the CPU issue, check this out! can you blame me
  17. logan_dslasher

    BT-693 speaker system

    uhhhmmm.. yeah. you're right. it's just that almost lectures about computers that i have heard about "parts of the computer" labels the rectangular box with all the drives, slots, boards, cards, etc as the CPU..
  18. logan_dslasher

    BT-693 speaker system

    maybe i have a slower (primitive) sound card that's why the frequency analyzer "complained" that it did not detect any sound card. where is the sound card then located?
  19. logan_dslasher

    BT-693 speaker system

    none. it's almost airtight. the only "ventilation" it gets is from the speakers' cover. i have an experience once where the capacitor "exploded" i saw a black rubber-like thing coming out from the bottom of its cylindrical casing. i think i saw none, but i have another closer inspection. Yeah...
  20. logan_dslasher

    BT-693 speaker system

    YES. the one connected to 220 and also to the CPU. the other speaker is not connected to the CPU neither to the mains. a small wire connects the two speakers..
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